The Bermudan star has raced in Abu Dhabi on three occasions in the past, but has yet to top the podium in the United Arab Emirates’ city.

Duffy will expect to face competition from Britain’s Georgia Taylor-Brown, who finished as the runner-up at Tokyo 2020.

Taylor-Brown will feature as part of a strong British team tomorrow, with compatriots Jess Learmonth, Lucy Charles Barclay Vicky Holland, Beth Potter and Non Stanford taking to the start-line of tomorrow’s race.

The United States' Taylor Knibb is another potential contender for victory tomorrow, along with Germany’s Laura Lindemann.

Under-23 world champion Lindemann will be hoping to repeat her maiden World Championship Series victory, which came in Hamburg in September.

Tim Helllwig also triumphed in front of a home crowd, which will see the German line-up with the number one bib for the men’s race in Abu Dhabi.

He will face strong competition from two-time world champion and Olympic team relay bronze medallist Vincent Luis.

Luis has twice reached the podium at this stop on the series circuit.

Olympic bronze medallist Hayden Wilde of New Zealand returns to the World Championship Series after being one of several start athletes to contest the Super League Triathlon circuit in recent weeks.

The course is focused around the Yas Marina Circuit, which hosts Formula One’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.

Elite athletes will complete a 750 metres swim, before five laps of a four-kilometre bike circuit on the track.

Racing will conclude with two laps of a 2.5km course.

The World Triathlon Para Championships also features as part of the event schedule.

A total of 122 athletes will feature in the Championships, with nine para-triathlon classes in action across six medal events.